betty: yes.regardless of all of that, taking all of that into consideration, who are you going to vote for? stephen: i am watching this closely, because it has gone from just throwing mud at each iser to actually -- it venturing into policy. betty: are you undecided? stephen: i am right now. betty: if you had to vote for someone today, who would you vote for? stephen: fortunately i do not have to vote today. i think if there is going to be changes that occur over the next seven weeks as the candidates realize that throwing mud at each other is boring -- that was an interesting show. betty: that is why we are in a and neck. -- neck and neck. stephen: i think people are offng either, i am turned of voting, or i will vote for one i do not want to. so make pretend you are one of those candidates, you would not be doing this exact same thing. betty: if you did not hear what you needed to, would you abstain from voting? stephen: i have not figured out what i will do. i have a sense that things will cla

that was the thing about betty.she she lived that purpose and she really felt, as other people she found what she was supposed to do with her life like we're all supposed to do. but this is a very important thing. i think it shows what an individual can do because of what her grandmother did for betty. >> very good. >> how did this affect you in your life? >> when i first came across, just came across a couple of lines of the book about him when i was an undergrad and mississippi valley. i asked my professor about him and he give me a couple of other books. i don't know, something about a couple lines maybe because i was a sparse mention of him. this. this minutes advices life and i read all of the stuff and the more i learned about him and it change the course of my life. i was subletting my apartment in york and was way to go back there. i decided to go to the university of southern mississippi because i wanted to live in the town where this happened. i wanted to learn from the people and the culture there. the ne

betty now is living in california. they had one child, and she is live anything a retirement home -- living in a retirement home at 94 years old. and still i defy anyone to write a better e-mail or articulate anything than she does. i mean, it's just -- she is an amazing woman. but she's been an amazing woman from the start. she is a seventh generation mississippian whose parentage had come into mississippi, into the delta, established their plantations and had gone through -- and so she was of that class of plantation owners who grew up knowing that there was something. she had incredible loyalty to her family, but she had a sense of purpose that was different from a lot of people. and, for instance, i'll tell you one brief story. when she was in, at ole miss in 1942 now, she was a senior in her philosophy class and had to write an essay about anything she wanted to write about. and she wrote about why the schools of mississippi should be integrated. well, the professor was really very, very taken with essay, and he s

app ong chinese rek rcrean center is a worthy honor for betty ann ong.ow is jimmy chin, recreation supervisor for the san francisco recreation and parks department and jennifer hom, a facility coordinator for the same agency. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> jennifer, give us an idea, it's honoring betty ann ong. we want to make sure people understand about her and know about her. >> okay. well, betty ann ong was a child who lived in the chinatown area in san francisco, and she often participated at the chinese -- what was known as the chinese rec center, and so on the tragic day of 9/11, betty ann ong as an american flight attendant called in. she was the first one to make the call on that tragic day, and the city of san francisco decided that they wanted to honor her legacy by renaming the building. >> definitely a worthy honor. still painful looking at her. she was so young, so vibrant. give me an idea, you grew up in china town. what do you think of this face lift and how much was it needed? >> i grew up in china town and at that t

among other things we are following, betty. betty: indeed. have been saying, one market is shut in asia, and that is according to, owing to the typhoon in taiwan, right? david: yes, we are talking taiwan. the typhoon is set to make landfall this afternoon. they are shutting financial market offices, and the bullet train is shot as well. that is set to make landfall this afternoon local time. china has issued a warning. it is set to make landfall there thursday morning in the fujian province. fed contemplates hiking rates and the boj shifts its goals, the ucb is calling for brexit fallout. is marriott druggies call for -- call even more's urgent here? >> it seems that way when you look at the words mario draghi used. it's not just the economy. attacks,risis, terror he said governments must unleash spending and growth to help offset that. he said the ecb cannot do it alone, especially with the fall from the brexit vote lingers. here's what he said. >> the initial impact of the vote has been contained and the strong financial market reaction , s

rocks pitcher chad bettis blanked the giants with a two hitter yesterday, first complete game of bettis' career. colorado has never had two shutouts in a row. tyler anderson is on the mound tonight. >>> this week's prep rally honor roll ends with a brick in the box. taor list them just in case you missed them. ?[ music ]? >> reporter: the defending 5a softball champs start us off at number 5. mountain range's trinity gallegos gets all of this and leaves the mustangs to -- arapahoe. she sprawls out to make the diving catch for the out. a perfect path is good for number 3, cherry creek's alex padilla puts it in the corner

>> good morning, betty.we know right now is that if this number is over 200,000 in terms of the data released later today in this report that we could definitely see a rate hike by the end of the month. the fed last week in their meetings suggesting that that could be the case. all eyes right now on the fed and on whether or not this jobs report is going to hit over 200,000. another story we're watching, is walmart. apparently their shedding at least 7,000 jobs, and this is all because they're going to an automated system for bookkeeping and cash counting. now it's interesting of course that if you look at the total number of jobs 1.5 million in the u.s., this is just a very small percentage, less than 1%. but walmart is trying to do something for these folks, and they said that they could add jobs in othareas of the busines. >> hadley, thank you so much. >>> dallas police chief david brown has announced his retirement. brown, a 33 year veteran on the force is best known for leading his city through the afte

betty: they are running low. it's unclear. think they're going to let them starve to death on the ships. matt: they have a lot of stuff on some of the ships. betty: they do, they do. the world's goods matt:. goods.ber -- the world's matt: i remember when that ship went down full of cars. betty: you would vividly remember that. matt: i guess they could trade with pirates. betty: there are supplies being traded back-and-forth. matt: that makes me feel better. joe: you can catch betty liu for "bloomberg daybreak asia." scarlet: coming up, what do you need to know to gear up for tomorrow's trading day? this is bloomberg. ♪ all right, don't miss this, the chinese trade balance, imports, exports, all due out tonight matt:. and you cannot miss the ash tonight. matt: and you cannot miss -- and you cannot miss the -- all due out tonight. matt: and you cannot miss the ecb numbers coming out. tomorrow morning they are expected to pick up ever so slightly, 265 k from 263, which is still incredibly low. scarlet: that does it for "what'd yo

betty -- exact same thing. betty: would you abstain from voting?phen: i have not figured it out, i have a sick sense that things will clarify. usually i do not make decisions in business or any other time until i see the pattern form. we have not gotten there yet and there will be i think change coming up. julie: that was part of betty liu's interview with blackstone group's stephen schwarzman. we are awaiting comments from the presidential candidates, donald trump will be speaking at washington in one of his namesake hotels, expected to address this pass remarks over president obama's birthplace. you can watch this event on the bloomberg on a live go. people are awaiting his appearance and his comments. twitterill ahead, broadcast an nfl game for the first time in its history, will this do anything to boost its user numbers? ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets, i'm julie hyman. mark: live from london i am mark barton. big night for twitter, it jumped into the live streaming game, kicking off with the new york jets battling the buffalo bills, part of the

let's discuss with betty liu. betty: i thought the charlie it was pretty good.you what you are saying is missing with the yen. with this chart also shows is that, as we know, when volatility goes up, it usually means the goes up as well. people are fearful and buying up the safe haven currency. givenst few months or so, how peculiar that is. that boj policy is not working. it has broken down back in june. everyoneis that believes that the boj is the end of the road. and they've got to do something else. or else -- >> or else what? that's my question. betty: no, no. matt: the economy has to struggle along without a central bank? betty: they have had several lost decades. the yield steep in curve. they own 40% of the japanese government bond market. what more can they do? like, this is the unknown. the really unknown here in japan. people don't want to think that far ahead. let's -- scarlet: let's pull up the tournament to show earlier. it's the purple line that spiked up and has come down a little bit there. the three-month volatility is the blue line. it shows h

officer betty shelby's charged with first-degree manslaughter. marley hall has a look at the case and reaction from the victim's family. >> reporter: the tulsa county district attorney announced criminal charges against officer betty healthy. in last friday's shooting death unarmed and walking to his car with his hands up when he was shot. >> i determine that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty healthy is warranted. >> reporter: a police helicopter and a cruiser dashcam captured the shooting on video. the incident began with reports of a stalled vehicle. according to an affidavit, he was not responding to healthy's commands but the officer "reacted unreasonably by escalating situation" >> we have talked about the possibilities and what may happen so from that standpoint, she's pretty strong person. >> reporter: crutcher's family called the charges a small victory. >> while we are pleaed to learn that the officer who senselessly kill my beloved twin brother will face criminal charge

betty shelby is charged with first-degree manslaughterser. marley hall has more. >> reporter: the tulsa county district attorney announced criminal charges against betty shelby in last friday's shooting death of terrence crutcher, unarmed and walking to his car with his hands up when he was shot. >> i determined that e manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> reporter: a police helicopter and a cruiser dashcam captured the incident on video. it fan with reports of a stalled vehicle. according to an affidavit, crutcher was not responding to shelby's commands but the officer" reacted unreasonably by escalating situation" and became emotionally involved to the point she overreacted. >> we have talked about the happen so from that standpoint, she's pretty strong person. >> reporter: crutcher's family called the charges a small victory. >> while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand tha

betty? >> that's unfortunate.ley, thank you. >>> still answering questions about his admiration for vladimir putin, this time on "the tonight show," where he accused democrats of making it all up. >> you said if he says great things about me, i'll say great things about him. >> look, i don't know him, know nothing about him really, if we got along with russia, it's not a bad thing, we're getting along with other countries. the democrats are trying to say i like him so much. i don't like him, i don't dislike him, i don't have any feelings one way or another. if he says good things or bad things about me, i'm going to make great deals for our country, but they do try to pin me into this and i'm saying to myself, i don't even know him. all of a sudden they make him like he's my best friend, i don't know. >> japan announced it plans to increase its presence in the highly contested south china sea. the country's defense minister announced the move in washington, d.c., yesterday, saying the country will conduct joint tr

just like betty does.st get a little personal nudge in to tell them what to do and to tell them to do it right. >> before this story, i actually never knew that betty was a real person. thank you, leslie, for keeping us safe. heather and heather, when i was flying f-18, i was 25 years old. my mom wished she could be there. to know that a motherly voice, that was betty, was always there. >> that's terrific. to think of all of those people, all the pilots, the aviators she kept safe over the years. that's terrific. she should be proud of that. >> and she should be. >> i like how lea said her nickname in the most endearing way. of course. >> thank you. >>> the time now about six minutes before the top of the hour. a bench clearing brawl that halted a football game. the punishment these players are now facing. >> a shocking investigation about dirty hotel sheets. >> yuck. >> going to make your skin crawl. you need to hear about it. >> make you get out of bed. hey, searching for a great used car? yeah! you got

is betty.park ranger ten years ago at the age of 85. she's been in washington wug this week sharing her life history with school children, telling them about living through world war ii and the jim crowe era. she's surprised by the opening of a museum dedicated to the african-american experience. >> i don't think there's lots of things we could have anticipated. i don't think we could have ever anticipated an african-american presidency. >> betty says she will be front and center when the new museum is dedicated tomorrow. >> how great to get a history lesson from a woman like that. >> 59 years. it's amazing the period in which she lived, the horse and buggy, she saw cars and the jet plane. >> i could probably sit and listen to her for hours. >> she saw a lot. >>> now for more on the stories we're following on "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. >> part of the interstate is shut down on the blue route after a multicars crash causes a miles long backup. >>> no water all day. that's what a neighborho

betty ford will be the great love of gerald ford's life. betty is not his first love however. phyllis brown is a professional model. younger than he, she is about 21 years old but she is one of the top models in new york city. her,oaches have a term for and name for her. they call her perfect body brown. ford is competing for her attention. he says in order to compete for her attention he has to take on her interests. her interests largely revolved around his strength, which is sports. she plays tennis, golf, and she skis. all these things are rather new to gerald ford. he takes them up and becomes more than proficient at each one of them. --that he is able to capture catch her eye and by 1938 is presumed they are going to be married. he brings her back to michigan for a couple of summers. he visits her up in maine. eventstend any number of and broadway plays in new york. she goes out on modeling shoots. he follows her on those shoots. at times he ends up in the magazine's alongside her. these are photographs from one of those shoots where she is on a ski slope in vermont. the

betty: right.reparing before get out of their real estate holdings there, and they were right. not as much as we saw, but there was a bit of a hit in real estate stocks. they offloaded some of their financial services, exposed real estate companies or landlords, and they moved it more into that german landlord -- in fact, they said it was better to diversify throughout continental europe. about 10% inve hong kong, over 50% of their holdings in the u.s., that he did say u.s. landlords that are most exposed to global trade could be the most vulnerable and that the u.s. is not as much of a concern for them. book?just talking on if donald trump wins, he is not concerned about the u.s. betty: yes. is lessd trump wins, he concerned about what will happen in the u.s. trump is going to protect the assets here in the home country, and so, perhaps, it might actually be a safer bet to stay into the u.s. matt: this is according to him. none of these are our opinions. betty liu, 7:00 a.m. hong kong whichor "day

. >> betty davis. i don't think betty is with us. >> we will get to that in a second. bride to be, listen to this, there is a new wedding trend you did not have a year ago. >> um-hmm. >> and it didn't cost much money. tyedye wedding dresses. >> that is gorgeous. >> beautiful. >> interesting idea good she matched it with those flowers. >> she showed some demonstration. >> gwenn stephani had a dip dad yed wedding gown, years ago. >> look at that. >> when she married gavin. >> yes, yes. >> megan is the person, i cut her off all the time, she cuts me off. megan is in the control room. >> yes. >> she has got two things to do find gwenn stefani's dress. >> let me apologize right now. >> and i forgot what the other thing was. >> betty davis. >> which one are you working on? >> there is betty. >> there is betty davis. >> bring that up. >> bring up the little girl. >> now show the girl with the cotton candy if bee can. >> you know what they say about her, she has betty davis eyes. >> yes. >> little betty davis. >> you keep everybody on their toes here. >> i do. >> now lets see

betty shelby now faces charges of first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say shelby quote "reacted unreasonably" during last friday's encounter. fox's patricia stark has more from new york. an officer is charged in the outrage from the community following the release of a police video... showing 40-year-old terence crutcher had his hands in the air. kunzweiler says: "in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determined that the defiling of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted." protests in tulsa have been peaceful in the wake of his death. while crutcher's family is satisfied by the district attorney's announcem saddened by his loss. crutcher says: "while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back." officer betty shelby was on her way to a domestic violence call last week... when she saw crutcher's car in the middle of the road.

the betty ford center admits that you have an addiction problem and then to help other people. that's pretty powerful. and eleanor roosevelt, of course, but i don't talk about her that much. >> how about the ones you have met? >> i think roslyn cart are is the most blunt of the first ladies and talks about still being upset her husband love in 1980 and it's the big e regret of her life. i like the honesty of roslyn carter. >> i was surprised to learn that barbara bush and marilyn quayle didn't get along. >> they didn't get along at all. some of marilyn's friends told me barbara bush had been her -- her model of fit lady was nancy reagan who didn't treat her will and she repeated that and didn't treat marilyn quayle very well. apparently she was very cold and it was hard for the quayles to get invitations to state dinners and hard to get into the residence and things like that you notice the quayles don't do interviews. they've been really very quiet and she wouldn't talk to me for this book. there's a lot of just bad feelings there. also different generations. marilyn quayle wa

officer betty shelby was booked in jail last night. she has since posted a 50-thousand dollar bond and been released. shelby has been charged with first- degree manslaughter after shooting and killing terence crutcher after his s-u-v broke down. court documents say officer shelby "reacted unreasonably" when she shot crutcher, who wasn't listening to police commands and was walking away from her with his hands held up. if she is convicted of first-degree manslaughter, shelby could face between four years to life in prison. and in charlotte - a state of emergency does remain in effect...but it's been much calmer in the city. a midnight curfew was supposed to go into effect last night...but police said they'd allow protesters to stay out as long as they wanted as long as they remained peaceful. the protests come after an officer shot and killed 43-year-old keith lamont scott --- who was allegedly armed. the demonstrations continue as many are calling for the release of police dash cam footage of the their attorney says it shows scott gett

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earlier today betty passed away. i'm so honored to have an opportunity here on the floor of the senate to briefly recognize her for her remarkable service to the united states and for her great and soaring spirit. bet cri was a young midwestern girl when she ventured to st. louis, missouri in 1940 to begin her schooling as a nurse. upon graduation, she volunteered for service in the united states army. betty was posted to long view, texas for training. she would meet her future us band lloyd byron russell known as russ of wilmington, delaware. she served as a first lott from april 1943 to january 1946 through the 70th general hospital. betty served alongside her uncle, chief surgeon colonel l.d. cassidy. and in something that she recounted to me a number of times once i was elected to this body, betty during the second world war as part of the 70th general cared for hundreds and hundreds of american soldiers, among them two who returned home to serve in this body as senators. bob doll of kansas and -- bob dole of kan

>> thanks, betty. shimon perez is in the hospital after a major stroke and heavy bleeding to the brain. doctors say the 93 year old perez is stable but in critical conditio hours before being hospitalized, he uploaded this video to social media about israeli-made goods. benjamin netanyahu sent his best to perez, saying we love you and the entire nation is wishing for your recovery. >>> three police officers recovering after being hit by a car outside of a convenience store. video shows at least one officer being thrown several feet in the air. the driver will be booked on three charges of attempted first-degree murder. and in california, a police investigator with a bit of extra time on his hands has helped to solve a cold case murder from back in 1973. a decades old dna samples were sent in for testing, which led authorities to arrest two men. and finally this morning history being made on capitol hill today, karla hayden is set to be sworn in as the 14th librarian of congress, the first woman and fir

>> that's right, betty. very bloody weekend and that sends an ominous signal hours ahead the cease-fire that's scheduled to begin at sundown tonight. syrian rebels have already expressed grave doubts about the agreement since russia and the u.s. signed it friday night. now this deal looks impossiblily more uncertain, and just this morning, bashar al assad saying he and the state are determined to recover all areas from the terrorists, and this just before the guns are supposed to fall sile silent, but the syrian government has spent the weekend pounding rebel-held areas, killing nearly 100 people and wounding nearly 100 more. russia, who goeshtsed the deal with the u.s., has been on the defensive as well. they are bombing rebel-held areas in aleppo and idlib. forces jockeying just before a proposed cease-fire begins, but that doesn't look good for the cease-fire. the agreement is really the best hope for some kind of reprieve to the five-year-long civil war that's killed nearly half a million people and woul

. >> the sweet little betty, blonde hair, wears ponytails all the time, will go fishing with you. >>t's jen aniston. >> who is angie? >> who is angelina. >> then comes, you remember, you're known as the high school sweetheart. >> yen, then comes very on a her daddy big millionaire, buying up all of the profit in river dale. she comes through with all her money and swimming her hair, you saw her dress, little sweetheart dress, shoulders off, and oh, who is this? i can't pay attention to betty the girl next-door i went fishing with, veronica, going to movie premiers, opening brand new apartment buildings and i got some monday any my pocket. >> good example. so he goes back and forth. >> but then under up with betty, no, veronica. >> one day literally i need me some betty, then oh, very on, a the flashing lights, the glitz. >> it is the back and forth we go through. will me stir the pot here little bit. >> oh, here we go. >> kind of controversial and both hate me for this. >> the girl next-door, alex holley. let's get shot of alex holley. girl next-door. she is there for you. she will a

thanks, betty. at 7 p.m.tch betty new york time, 7:00 a.m.ime, for "bloomberg daybreak asia." scarlet: coming up, what you need to know for tomorrow's trading day. a quick note, james cordon will be speaking with us tomorrow at the most influential conference. don't miss that conversation. ♪ scarlet: u.s. stocks rose, consumer confidence jumped. don't this this, durable goods are out before the markets. joe: mario draghi will be talking to the german parliament about monetary policy. tracy: we also have a fed speech coming up beginning at 10:10 tomorrow morning from janet yellen. scarlet: that does it for "what'd you miss?," thanks for watching. john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to those who wonder if donald trump is tech savvy. mr. trump: we came up with the internet. cyber warfare. sitting on a bed that weighs 400 pounds. ♪ i have a son, he's so good with these computers. ♪ cyber warfare ♪ mark: we are all

. >> we sent betty yu to novato tonight. >> reporter: chopper 5 captured the grass fire engulfing a power line and causing it to spark. from the ground, the flames and smoke caught karen's attention. she shot this video with her phone. >> i saw looked like the roof, the ridge was on fire. and, a lot of crackling from the power lines. >> reporter: pg&e was on hand to assess the damage shortly after the brush fire broke out behind town homes after 6:00 p.m. firefighters were able to get it under control within hours. though it burned about six acres and badly damaged one home. >> i was pretty relieved because i asked one of the firefighters right away are we in danger and she said it is contained down here. >> reporter: it wasn't easy to do so after days of high temperatures and low humidity. >> grass, brush, trees in novato are extremely stressed by the drought. this is the second fire we have respond to in two days that threatened homes like so it is very challenging fortous fight the fires back to back. >> reporter: the novato fire protection district says it will stay on scene overnight

when i interviewed steve ford, betty ford's son, he said my mother wasn't perfect. she said she was an ordinary woman in an extraordinary time. and i think it's their imperfection and humanity that makes them so compelling and interesting. and without these women, their husbands wouldn't have been elected, and that's almost to a person, and i start the book with jackie kennedy mostly because i wanted to interview people who were still alive and talk to people who were there. i interviewed a wonderful woman who was lady bird johnson's social secretary, so i wanted to start with jackie also because she's probably, next to eleanor roosevelt, the most famous first lady we've ever had. i did more than 200 interviews with white house aides, first ladies' friends, and i was also for this book happy because i got to speak with a few resident staffers who wouldn't talk to he for my first book including the head butler, george haney, who -- he was very tough to get. for the first book he would not answer my phone call, but then finally i was able to get an interview with him,

i'm alex witt alongside betty nguyen.to 2016 politics in just a moment. >> first president obama's historic trip to laos is under way this morning. the president addressed the people of that country earlier following a meeting with their president at his palace. mr. obama is the first sitting u.s. president to visit the country, but his trip overseas has been overshadowed by a number of confrontational moments. nbc's ron allen is traveling with the president and joins us now from the capital of laos. ron, the president dealing with some hostile comments as he announces some increased funding for laos. >> well, that comment came from the leader of the philippines and the u.s. anticipating criticism from mr. obama about a crackdown on drug lords that he's done in his country. he apologized for that remark. president obama canceled a meeting that he had scheduled with the philippine president. it's all a bit of a distraction to the main issue here in laos, which is a summit of southeast asian nations that mr. obama is attend

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betty shelby now faces charges of first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say shelby quote "reacted unreasonably" during last friday's encounter. fox's patricia stark has more from new york. an officer is charged in the shooting death of an unarmed black man in tulsa, oklahoma... after outrage from the community showing 40-year-old terence crutcher had his hands in the air. kunzweiler says: "in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determined that the defiling of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted." protests in tulsa have been peaceful in the wake of his death. while crutcher's family is satisfied by the district attorney's announcement... they are still saddened by his loss. crutcher says: "while we are pleased to learn that the offic my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back." officer betty shelby was on her way to a domestic violence call last week... when she saw crutcher's car in the

essentially, his job is done. >> thanks, betty. you can catch betty at 7:00 p.m.time for bloomberg daybreak asia which you can always watch. scarlet: what you need for tomorrow's trading day. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: don't miss this coming up tonight, china fx reserves coming up for the month of are just -- august. >> in the apple event tomorrow. that will be on top of live bloomberg. scarlet: no headphone jack is the big news. wax i guess so. be looking at the u.s. job opening labor turnover survey that comes out tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. eastern time. looking for 5.6 3 million job openings which will be a slight hit -- tick up. there's a lot going on aside from this report said dive in and look at what going on. scarlet: the labor market, well said. that does it. we will see you back >> i'm mark halperin. >> i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to those who think hillary clinton's coughing fits our respective of her health -- [coughing] is seventh inning stretch over and today marks the first day of the final innings of the presidential race. the

the special honor betty reid suss soskin received.t's to celebrate the opening of the new smithsonian "national museumf >>> it is a three-day festival that kicked off to celebrate the opening of a new myth sewnian museum of african-american history and culture. >> tracie potts standing by to show us what's inside. very exciting day, tracie. >> reporter: it is definitely an exciting day, kris and sam. we brought you out here to show you not only what's inside, but the outside. take a look at this building. it's different and really interesting the way they designed it. it's right next to the washington monument and a long time coming, 13 years since congress first approved it. >> here on the national mall starting today, thousands of people are expected for saturday's opening of the national museum of african-american history and culture. >> a symbol of freedom and liberation and achievement. >> reporter: a building as unique as its purpose with artifacts from all over the country. >> went around the country, went into communities, par

kpix 5's betty yu is in san jose tonight. betty? >> reporter: there is several media out lets staking out their spots for the early morning release and we can expect more along with protesters. brock turner is expected to walk out of those doors between 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. >> reporter: tonight deputies brought out barricades to clear a bath for former stanford university student brock turner. the 21-year-old will walk out of the front doors of the jail, flanked by protesters and media. >> it will be tomorrow morning that he is released. [ indiscernible ] >> we want to make sure the public is safe. if there is any violence we have deputies here. >> the case has drawn international attention and outrage over a lenient sentence from the judge. he based his decision on his lack of criminal history and alcohol impaired his judgment. they support the campaign to recall the judge and plans to protest. >> the judge only gave three months to brock turner. he rejected the california penal code. gave six months and brock turner only served

betty shelby has been charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of terence crutcher. in the last few hours, shelby was booked and released on $50 by crutcher's twin sister tiffany. >> while we're pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her reckless act, we understand nothing will bring him back. our goal now as a family is to insure that this never happened to another innocent citizen. we're demanding full prosecution. we want a conviction, and when that happens, this is a small victory, but we know we have to get r >> nbc's blake mccoy has more. >> video from a police helicopter shows terence crutcher with his hands up, just moments before being shot and killed by tulsa police last friday. >> shots fired. >> the officer who fired, betty shelby, is being charged. >> i determined that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. officer shelby suspected crutcher to be high on pcp. she said he wouldn't follow commands and

that's america's oldest park ranger betty soskin.he research woman earlier this year was targeted in a violent home invasion robbery when someone stole items including a presidential coin. yesterday she turned 95 in washington, d.c. she's been invited there this week for today's new museum for the museum of african-american history and kol tour. >> i don't think there's lots of things we could have anticipated. i don't think we could have ever anticipated an african-american presidency. >> betty received a special invitation to attend the festivities this week in d.c. she said she would have been fine doing the week what she normally does which is working at richmond's home front museum. >>> it's 4:42. a match-up on the gridiron or a match-up at the podium. monday night football versus political debates. you decide and decide what you will watch. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's dire

betty shelby is charged with first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say she acted unreasonably when she fatally shot terence crutcher a week >>> for many shootings are proof of police bias, but research confirms it's not just cops. >> most people are biased. according to our research, the majority of americans show some degree of unconscious negative attitudes towards minorities. >> reporter: nyu psychologist studies the science of racial bias and prejudice. in this test subjects are shown a picture male carrying a gun or a harmless object and must make a quick decision to shoot or not shoot. >> you are in the role of a police officer and what's been found is that if the person who appears is black and they're holding a cell phone or soda can, people are more than likely to accidentally shoot them than if they were white. >> reporter: one study found subjects were about 30% more likely to shoot an unarmed black person than an unarmed white person. >> when we've used eye tracking in that task what we find is person's face first and then tra

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betty shelby. in the matter of the death of terrence crutcher i determined the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter and first degree betty shelby is warrantsed. >> reporter: this comes after the police death called it justified, and shelby was placed on paid administrative leave. >> i will go now as a family to ensure this never happens to another innocent sit-- citizen. >> reporter: the video shows crutcher walking away with his hands in the air. shelby fired when he began to police did not find a weapon. the family is trying to move forward, and now that charges are been filed. >> we believe in love and forgive mess but that doesn't excuse the crime. i truly believe in accountbility and there is consequences to actions. >> reporter: and the u.s. justice department launched a separate investigation to see if officers violated terrence crutcher's civil rights. >> kim: >> kim: turning to a massive its users. the website urging people to change their passwords. yahoo revealed half a billing the